Key highlights
- Jawa, Yezdi and BSA receive portfolio-wide updates for the festive season
- Yezdi Adventure gets tubeless cross-spoke wheels and a new Yellow Falcon colour
- Jawa 42 OG completes the brand’s 2026 All Stars expansion
Jawa, Yezdi and BSA have announced a series of updates across their motorcycle portfolios ahead of India’s festive season. The changes include new colourways, visual updates and rider-focused enhancements, while Jawa gets the most significant product evolution with the latest 42 OG.
Yezdi gets new colours and hardware updates
Yezdi’s refreshed range continues to revolve around its Untamed Trinity, comprising the Adventure, Roadster and Scrambler. The company has introduced several updates across the three motorcycles following the range refresh in July.
The Yezdi Adventure now gets tubeless cross-spoke wheels along with a new Yellow Falcon colourway. The Roadster is available in Green Mamba, while the Scrambler gets the new Grey Panther shade.
These updates follow the introduction of the Yezdi Scrambler in April and are aimed at giving the three motorcycles more distinct identities within the brand’s lineup.
BSA expands its modern-classic lineup
BSA’s portfolio continues to grow with the Scrambler 650, which was introduced in India in July. The motorcycle brings a more versatile interpretation of BSA’s British motorcycle heritage, combining the brand’s traditional styling with a scrambler-oriented format.
The company says the festive-season updates further strengthen its presence in India’s growing modern-classic motorcycle segment.
Jawa 42 completes the All Stars family
For Jawa, the biggest development of 2026 has been the expansion of the All Stars 42 family. The 42 FJ was launched in August, followed by the 42 Bobber in September and the 42 OG, unveiled on September 9 at Mumbai’s Ballard Pier.
The 42 OG represents the most significant evolution of the Jawa 42 so far and completes the brand’s All Stars lineup.
The latest portfolio updates come as Jawa, Yezdi and BSA continue to broaden their respective lineups while retaining distinct design themes and motorcycle identities.
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